Letters to the Editor
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Overcrowding at Glacier and why Congress must act
Glacier National Park has been recently criticized for trying to address an overwhelming problem — too many visi...
Our heroes deserve better
As a Gold Star widow, Navy wife and mother, ship sponsor, and spouse of a lawmaker, I am disgusted by the actions of those who are willing to sacrifice our troops for their political gain.
Letters to the editor Sept. 27
Letters to the editor Sept. 27
Celebrating the benefits of our resort tax
Like most Montana communities, Whitefish has struggled for decades to adequately maintain and improve critical infrastructure in our community including our streets, parks and water and sewer utilities.
2023 Farm Bill: An opportunity to strengthen SNAP
The Farm Bill is a pivotal piece of legislation with a direct impact on agriculture, food security, and nutrition. Renewed and rewritten every five years, it encompasses a wide range of programs, including farmer...
Vote 'yes' to help sustain Whitefish's traditions and values
As the owners of The Buffalo Cafe, a downtown Whitefish business since 1983, we would like to encourage you to vote “yes" on the November ballot to reallocate 10% of the resort tax dollars for community housing p...
Letters to the editor Sept. 20
Letters to the editor Sept. 20
Chamber supports using resort tax for workforce housing
Vote yes for community housing! That’s the unanimous recommendation of the Whitefish Chamber of Commerce’s Board of Directors.
Badger-Two Medicine is a cultural touchstone
The Blackfeet Nation has, since time immemorial, remained committed to protecting our sacred cultural lands in the Badger-Two Medicine.
New land development review procedures confuse and concern residents
Anyone attending the City of Whitefish’s Growth Policy Kick-Off on Thursday evening, Aug. 24, got a lot more information than they bargained for, and many found it upsetting.
New land development review procedures confusing
Anyone attending the City of Whitefish’s growth policy kick-off on Aug. 24 got a lot more information than they bargained for, and many found it upsetting.
Taking a look at the legacy of former President Jimmy Carter
In late August it was reported that Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter had entered their “final days.”
Students deserve expansion of high school
We urge everyone to support the upcoming bond vote and the future of Whitefish High students with the academic and sports upgrades our students and teachers deserve.
Sparrow's Nest marks 10 years of helping homeless teens
Ten years ago this summer, I found myself sitting in a meeting at United Way discussing the issue of homelessness among our teen population here in Flathead County.
GOP strategy to help the housing crisis is to increase homeowner property taxes
Across western Montana, people are being squeezed out of their homes and communities by rising prices.